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Serving the public interest is rewarding work. Becoming an ACOT Councillor allows you to lead and regulate the profession to ensure OTs provide safe, ethical and competent care. A note from Arwen...(Read Article)
You’re invited to participate in ACOT Council’s open forum on Saturday September 30, 2023 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. online at click here on September 30 to join the meeting. This is your...(Read Article)
Over the past few years, ACOT has introduced mandatory training on topics such as the 2021 Competencies for Occupational Therapists in Canada. This helps ensure all registered occupational...(Read Article)
Recently two of ACOT’s staff, Mallory Foreman and Ambere Porter, moved on to outside organizations for career advancement opportunities. We are grateful for Mallory and Ambere’s time with ACOT...(Read Article)
Accountability and Professional Responsibility and Restricted Activities Standards Adopted by Council Our colleagues in the Government of Alberta flagged two new standards that need to be adopted...(Read Article)
To view, click here: Council Minutes for March 21,...(Read Article)
ACOT Council held an open forum on March 21, 2023. Hélène Sabourin, CEO of the Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists provided her update from CAOT: They have received a $150,000...(Read Article)
To view, click here: Council Minutes for February 21,...(Read Article)
To view, click here: Council Minutes for January 28,...(Read Article)
Call for Council Applications2023-2026 Term Serving the public interest is rewarding work. Becoming an ACOT Councillor allows you to lead and regulate the profession to ensure OTs provide safe,...(Read Article)
